Japanese Pokémon Booster Boxes
A booster box holds sealed booster packs from one Japanese set, which sets it apart from a single pack. Boxes listed here run from XY5-Bg: Gaia Volcano in 2014 to SV11B: Black Bolt and M6: Storm Emeralda.
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FAQ
It is a sealed box of booster packs from a single set, so every card comes from that set's list. On this page you will find, for example, the Eevee Heroes Booster Box from S6a: Eevee Heroes, the Terastal Fest ex Booster Box or the Storm Emeralda Booster Box.
The number of packs depends on the box, so read the product page. To open just a few, a single Japanese booster pack is enough.
Boxes are listed from XY5-Bg: Gaia Volcano and XY5-Bt: Tidal Storm (2014), through SM1S: Collection Sun and CP6: Expansion Pack 20th Anniversary (2016), to recent sets such as SV10: The Glory of Team Rocket and M4: Ninja Spinner.
Some sets have two boxes: SV11B: Black Bolt and SV11W: White Flare each come as a regular and a Deluxe Booster Box.
Every box here is a Japanese edition, so the language is settled; the exact product is what needs care. SV11B: Black Bolt comes as Black Bolt Booster Box and as Black Bolt Deluxe Booster Box, two different products.
Older boxes can carry a print mention too: the CP6 box is listed as Expansion Pack 20th Anniversary - Booster Box (1st Edition). Then look at the shrink wrap and corners in the photos.
A Japanese booster box case groups several sealed boxes of one set, but cases are listed for only a few sets, such as SV5a: Crimson Haze and M6: Storm Emeralda. For most Japanese sets the box is the largest sealed format you can buy here.
If you want a fixed card list instead of random packs, a Japanese starter deck is the other route.